using mla citation style, how would I cite the sources
of the following : " He usefully defines masculinity, apart from gender, variously as ' a psychic structure, as a fantasy, as a code of behavior, or as a set of social practices and restraints ' "

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using mla citation style, how would I cite the sources 
of the following : " He usefully defines masculinity, apart from gender, variously as ' a psychic structure, as a fantasy, as a code of behavior, or as a set of social practices and restraints ' "

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I don't have a copy of the MLA book handy but you can purchase one online (and support the .org of the Modern Language Association). Here's a copy of their FAQs. One might help you: Frequently Asked Questions about the MLA Style Manual http://www.mla.org/style_faq What is new in the third edition of the MLA Style Manual? Will there be any corrections in the next printing of the MLA Style Manual? Should I use underlining or italics in my manuscript? How many spaces should I leave after a period or other concluding mark of punctuation? How do I create the indention that the MLA shows for a works-cited list? I am citing a work in a newspaper that paginates sections separately, and the sections are designated only by title, not by number or letter. How do I format the entry in the list of works cited? Does the MLA offer software for managing citations?